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Foreword xi
Acknowledgements xxix
A Lifetime in a Minute 1
Machine Intelligence 7
The Beginning 9
At Bletchley (2002) 11
Turing's Vision (1985) 18
Fifty Years After (1991) 23
Early Promise 39
Machines That Can Play Games (1963) 41
Where Britain Lags Behind (1963) 46
Edinburgh Will Set the Pace (1966) 51
Clever or Intelligent? (1969) 57
Recollections of Early AI in Britain: 1942-65 66
Tokyo-Edinburgh Dialogue (1971) 74
Disaster and Recovery 87
Machine Intelligence in the Cycle Shed (1973) 90
Of Bears and Balls (1985) 94
Comments on the Lighthill Report (1973) 97
The Turing Institute (1989) 107
Slaughter on Seventh Avenue (1997) 113
Human Window on the World (1985) 121
Rules from Brains (1994) 131
The Way Ahead 141
Turing's Test and Conscious Thought (1993) 142
'Strong AI': An Adolescent Disorder (1995) 162
Return of the Imitation Game (2001) 176
Biology 191
Mainly About Mice 193
Keeping Mice (1961) 199
Maternal Inheritance in Mice (1955) 202
Super-pregnancy (1959) 206
The Transfer of Fertilized Mouse Eggs (1956) 213
The Importance of Being Cross-Bred (1955) 218
Immunogical Tolerance and Chimaeras (1961) 224
Science and Society 229
'From Our Science Correspondent' 231
Scientific Advice to Governments (1981) 232
Song and Dance Story (1979) 236
The Black Death of Our Times (1981) 239
Keeping One Jump Ahead (2006) 244
What They Read and Why (1960) 247
Sciencemanship (1959) 251
Peace and Goodwill 257
The Tramp's Charter (1957) 259
Descent into Unreason (How Jack Straw Ruined My Book) (2003) 262
Publications 293
Selected Publications in Biology 295
Selected Publications in Computer Science 299
Books 306
Web Links 307
Index 308
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Adam Horne
reviewed Donald Michie: machine intelligence, biology and more on December 05, 2019
Donald Michie: machine intelligence, biology and more
For about a year or so I worked in the realm of data science and engineering at a startup, and with the new golden age of neural networks I think lots of get confused about what AI and what it tries to achieve. Which I say because everyone gets caught up in the concepts of machines learning without induction. To the point of where Expert Systems are left out of conversation, and lots of startups are simply using the wrong techniques to build their products.
Aside from doing a great job of laying out the different fields of AI and theirs roles this book has excellent practical examples for the usage of trees. Which is something I feel most textbooks specifically focusing on trees fail to do.
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